点评:Disappointing experience during my recent visit to the temple:
While purchasing incense sticks, we politely asked whether Touch ‘n Go (TNGO) was accepted as a payment method. The nun at the counter—who was bald and appeared to be managing the incense stick section—responded in an extremely rude manner. She abruptly threw a stack of money on the table and said, "No TNGO! You don’t see the sign meh? Read!", followed by a cold stare and an eye roll.
This kind of behavior is not only disrespectful but also reflects poorly on the temple, especially considering that it’s a popular tourist destination. Many visitors may not be familiar with the payment system, and we believe that basic courtesy should be shown to everyone.
Hope the management to look into this matter seriously and ensure that front-line personnel uphold the values of kindness, patience, and respect that are expected in such a sacred space.
翻译:我最近去寺庙的一次令人失望的经历:
买香的时候,我们礼貌地询问是否接受Touch ‘n Go(一触即通卡)付款。柜台那位秃顶的尼姑,看起来像是负责香的,却以极其粗鲁的方式回应。她突然把一叠钱扔到桌子上,说:“不接受TNGO!你没看到标志吗?看!”,然后冷冷地瞪了一眼,翻了个白眼。
这种行为不仅无礼,而且对寺庙的形象也产生了负面影响,尤其是在寺庙还是一个热门旅游景点的情况下。很多游客可能不熟悉支付系统,我们认为基本的礼貌应该体现在每个人身上。
希望管理层认真调查此事,确保一线工作人员秉持善良、耐心和尊重的价值观,这些价值观在这样一个神圣的地方是理所当然的。